The shape of a mother...GRAPHIC CONTENT

[lottie-xx]

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT. Do not view if you aren't happy looking at naked female body's.

https://theshapeofamother.com/

I came across this and thought id share as it could comfort and reassure mums and show awaiting mothers the realism -in a good way- of a woman's body after a baby. Celebrities are airbrushed and have personal trainers and nannys.

I hope this helps and doesn't offend.
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[candy808]

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT. Do not view if you aren't happy looking at naked female body's.

https://theshapeofamother.com/

I came across this and thought id share as it could comfort and reassure mums and show awaiting mothers the realism -in a good way- of a woman's body after a baby. Celebrities are airbrushed and have personal trainers and nannys.

I hope this helps and doesn't offend.
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[SpideyMom]

It's too bad our society is so hung up on the "perfect body". We have that instilled in our heads since we were little. But after having 2 children of my own I now see what the perfect body is and that is of a Mother, no airbrushing or photo-shoped. Thank you for posting that link, it is the reality, no more hiding!

 

[the why bird]

This link is a great thing, I don't see how anyone could be offended.

However (is this just me?) I can look at a picture of a woman that I know logically looks just like me in terms of stretch marks and sag etc, and think she looks fine, but when I look at my own body in the mirror I still feel hideous. I think we are harsher on ourselves than we are on other people.

I wish I was brave enough to show photos of myself like that. Maybe I should force myself to do it and see if I can get over it.